Harold and Kumar Boombox COMING SOON :D
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Sorry, man. I'm just not a fan of that graffiti... I believe that if somebody else with some serious graffiti skills hooked it up, I'd like it a whole lot more. 
Don't sell it Chris. My guess is that is that what you're gonna get for it $$ wise, is NOWHERE near what you'll get from it for Sentimental and Happy Reasons.
el cad
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No way man, keep the box. I want to see you on Antique Road Show in 20 years, getting your props for making a wise investment.
I have to agree with Mono that the art work isn't the greatest, but this awesome box connected with a good movie series makes it a one of kind gem. And really the scene with this box was one of the best parts of the movie.
Please keep it, at least until I can afford it.
I have to agree with Mono that the art work isn't the greatest, but this awesome box connected with a good movie series makes it a one of kind gem. And really the scene with this box was one of the best parts of the movie.
Please keep it, at least until I can afford it.
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BMoney
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i don't think you should sell it. 
i'm not a fan of graffiti or custom paint on a boombox. but, what you bought, isn't a boombox. it's movie memorabilia. a display piece. like art. that's why it came with a certificate of authenticity. it'll be tough (and pointless) to expect to flip it quick and make money on it. memorabilia is more like investing; whether it's elvis's pink cadillac, or a baseball signed by babe ruth.
and i'm sorry, but, if you don't know what harold & kumar is, you're just not with the times. old movies like "breakin" are just as gay as their modern day counterparts like "you got served".
quit worrying about what people think, chris. and start printing out flyers for your own bottomless party!
i'm not a fan of graffiti or custom paint on a boombox. but, what you bought, isn't a boombox. it's movie memorabilia. a display piece. like art. that's why it came with a certificate of authenticity. it'll be tough (and pointless) to expect to flip it quick and make money on it. memorabilia is more like investing; whether it's elvis's pink cadillac, or a baseball signed by babe ruth.
and i'm sorry, but, if you don't know what harold & kumar is, you're just not with the times. old movies like "breakin" are just as gay as their modern day counterparts like "you got served".
quit worrying about what people think, chris. and start printing out flyers for your own bottomless party!
ford93
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BMoney said:i don't think you should sell it.
i'm not a fan of graffiti or custom paint on a boombox. but, what you bought, isn't a boombox. it's movie memorabilia. a display piece. like art. that's why it came with a certificate of authenticity. it'll be tough (and pointless) to expect to flip it quick and make money on it. memorabilia is more like investing; whether it's elvis's pink cadillac, or a baseball signed by babe ruth.
and i'm sorry, but, if you don't know what harold & kumar is, you're just not with the times. old movies like "breakin" are just as gay as their modern day counterparts like "you got served".
quit worrying about what people think, chris. and start printing out flyers for your own bottomless party!
If you like it thats all that matters, who knows this may have some value years later and then you'll want to insure it!
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